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Sundance 2021 Review: Prisoners of the Ghostland – “The constant world-building never really builds to anything”
Prisoners of the Ghostland promises you the world: Nic Cage. Samurais. Cowboys. Warlords. Bank robbers. Busses full of radioactive ghost…
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Sundance 2021 Review: John and the Hole – “visually stark and restrained bit of suspense filmmaking”
John and the Hole is a natural fit in the current arthouse genre-film landscape. However, it still manages to cement…
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Sundance 2021 Review: John And The Hole – “Purposefully uncomfortable, awkward, and anxious.”
Growing up is never easy. Sometimes, you just want to be left alone, like crawling into a giant hole in…
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Review: Born A Champion – “Solid MMA action, but not for everyone”
We all fight. We fight with our words, with our hearts, and, yes, with our fists. We fight for status,…
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Review: No Man’s Land (2021)
Wars are fought along battle lines. The land along battle lines neither side can control is referred to as ‘No…
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Review: The Stand In
‘Hit me where it hurts!!!’ True in ‘The Stand In’ and true in life! Like so many great catchphrases, it’s…
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Review: On The Rocks
Currently playing in limited release and on Apple TV+ is the new Sofia Coppola directed comedy-drama, On the Rocks. The…
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Review: The Doorman
The Doorman stars Ruby Rose as Ali, a former soldier with a dark and turbulent past. Steadfast and a trained…
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Interview: Rob Huebel talks new film Spontaneous, exploding kids & being slapped by Chevy Chase.
We had a chance to chat with Rob Huebel about his new film Spontaneous with Katherine Langford, Charlie Plummer and…
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Interview: James D’Arcy, Anna Brewster & Guy Moshe talk LX 2048, clones and weird sex dolls.
We chat with the cast and Director of LX 2048. A film that deals with the future, a deadly sun…
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